Kim Hyeyoon and Horror Queen are here

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Actress Kim Hye-yoon, who returns to the screen after four years, will appear on the screen as a horror queen.

The movie "Salmokji," which is expected to be this year's horror movie, has released a still from Su-in character featuring Kim Hye-yoon's new face, who is trying to make her first horror movie.

"Salmokji" is a horror movie that takes place when an unidentified figure is taken in the road view of "Salmokji" and the filming team headed to the reservoir for re-filming faces something in the dark and deep water. Kim Hye-yoon plays PD Su-in, who leads the filming team in the play.

Kim Hye-yoon, who caused a sensation by playing an ambitious honor student in "Sky Castle," a drama about entrance exams, the most acute issue in Korean society, and the main character who goes straight toward "favorite" in the romance "Lovely Runner," without being daunted by various barriers in life. He has established himself as an actor and icon representing the generation by winning the Blue Dragon Film Award and the Grand Bell Award for the independent film "The Girl on a Bulldozer." He will transform into a "horror queen" through the horror film "Salmokji."

Kim Hye-yoon, who shines even more when she plays a subjective character who is unbeatable in any crisis, plays PD Su-in who leads the filming team to the Salmokji to retake the road view photo of the unidentified figure in the movie "Salmokji." He invites the audience to "Salmokji," immersively depicting the psychological changes that Su-in, who said, "I only believe in what I've seen in person," faces with unexplained fear and the struggle to get out of the Salmokji with his colleagues no matter what.

Director Lee Sang-min explained about Su-in, "She is a character who is afraid of what is happening in the killing area due to her strong responsibility, but tries to solve it until the end," and said, "I judged that Kim Hye-yoon's sharp and powerful image matches well with Su-in, who is cool and smart." "From the beginning, Su-in had to be Kim Hye-yoon," he added, raising expectations for her performance in the play.

A still released shows Kim Hye-yoon's new face facing unexplained fear. Kim Hye-yoon's appearance, which contains extreme emotional conditions, catches the eye, ranging from a surprised expression to a face full of fear as if she witnessed something in the dead of night. Since the release of the first trailer, prospective audiences have been pouring out expectations for Kim Hye-yoon and the movie, who will return to the screen with "Salmokji."

Meanwhile, Salmokji is scheduled to be released on April 8, 2026.

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